Amateur Photographer

I take my hat off to Mary Jo Hoffman, who created this week’s cover image. Not because her flat lay pictures are great (though they are) but because she has shot one every day for over 4,000 days (12 years) without missing a day. The mind boggles at

The photography tutor and author interviews Mary Jo Hoffman about her ongoing one-a-day flat lay project Flying high, Jessica joins fine art aerial photographer Donn Delson as he works The AP regular speaks to the overall winner of the 2024 Kraszna-K

Nikon is planning to use video technology from recent acquisition RED in its upcoming mirrorless cameras, Nikon President Muneaki Tokunari confirmed in an interview with the Japanese news site, Nippon. It follows Nikon’s acquisition of the US cine ca

German print specialist WhiteWall has launched a new campaign based around infrared images with Lorenz Holder, a photographer best known for his action and sports shots. Holder, who does infrared photography as an ongoing personal project, is keen to

The Association of Photographers (AOP) has released the list of finalists in its 39th AOP Photography Awards, a competition which celebrate the best in established and emerging photographic talent. The victors will be announced at the 39th AOP Annual

High summer is here, and a lot of readers will be keen to get away and practise their travel photography – it’s a rewarding genre, encompassing landscape, portrait, street skills and more. Travel photography is usually a joy, as it’s a great way to g

Until 22 SeptemberThe Photographers’ Gallery, London £8 (covers all exhibitions) Documenting the lives of the indigenous people of Mexico, Graciela Iturbide often lives closely with her subjects for months at a time. This exhibition at The Photograph

The D7500 entered Nikon’s DSLR lineup in early 2017. It succeeded the D7200 from 2015, borrowing the 20.9MP CMOS sensor and EXPEED 5 image processor from the more expensive D500. Its monocoque design with composite carbon fibre and weather-sealing ag

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I like black & white photography. I am contemplating a camera with a digital monochrome sensor but two things put me off. Price is one, and the other is: are these sensors any good. From what I understand, the sensors are colour sensors ‘converted’ t

With the Olympics in full swing this is a good opportunity to relive an iconic moment from the 1936 Games in Berlin, as US athlete Jesse Owens receives the long jump gold medal. It also reminds us how misleading photographs can sometimes be if we don